>> just minutes ago the board president resigned and joe panik i is is in parma.>>reporter: he resigned just moments ago to applause right here at the high school. it so packed, 1500 people are inside and there are 400 outside that cannot get into the meeting because it's not safe. the fire department had to close the parma parents are watching it on facebook, how do you feel about the president resigning?>> i don't feel right about it. something should be done about what is going on. every plan that they're talking about will hurt the kids and no one is taking that into consideration.>>reporter: everybody is voicing their opinion here at parma senior high school.

necessary in the district. they want to consolidate down to one high school, basically making normandy and valley forge middle school's. parents are very upset about massive cuts in programs. we will have everything coming up on the 11:00 news. you can hear the fire department >> we will try to accommodate as many people as we can, we are at capacity on both portions. >>reporter: that's it. they are cutting it off. no more parents or students are allowed in. we wanted to clarify that was the school board president that were signed and not the

feel they are targets for races comments. as the students marched down fraternity row, people chanted. build that wall. >>reporter: members of the spanish and latino student association told me the homecoming was filled with fun, music and dancing. one moment changed it all and left them feeling offended and sc anger. it was a feeling of being friend.>>reporter: salsa members tell me the feelings came over them as they marched by fraternity row. the group is holding many flags including american and mexican. a chance got them off guard. >> we heard one group outside of a frat house chant, build that wall, build that

parents. >> i raised my head higher. >>reporter: members believe the chant was a reference to donald trump's immigration policies.>> we will build a great wall along the southern border. >>reporter: the students posted their concerns on social media. can states president responded on twitter. he agreed to meet with the group and it's not clear if they could be facing the debt -- disciplinary action.>> they need to understand if it was a joke or drunken chant that it hurt people. >> i need to know why people would say something like that. >>reporter: thursday, members of the group will meet salsa on the campus rock.

kent state student affairs leaders have a positive conversation with the leaders of the spanish and latino students this afternoon to listen to the members about their experience of the homecoming parade. we will work together to cultivate an environment of respect and inclusion consistent with the university's core values. also, and avon hotel clerk who causes scare after clai guest touched allegiance to isis won't face charges. alexis silva texted her sister about the man who was muslim and told her to call police, as police questioned the man who was in town for medical treatment at clevelandclinic he collapsed.>> we are learning more details about the murder suicide at burger king. the medical examiner has identified the victim as 38-

cintron and 45-year-old jorge aviles . this morning jorge aviles walked into the restaurant and shot the victim several times in front of her coworkers. he then shot himself in the bathroom. the two had just recently broken up, after being together for more than a decade. new tonight, after being on the run for two years, the us man wanted in the death of david garrett. he was a former kansas state football player and shot in the chest outside a bar. this afternoon john blevins was arrested during a traffic stop in cleveland, not far from the shooting. police say blevins and his brother barry were the ones behind garrett death.

years. twinsburg police are searching for robbers who hit a panera bread last night. female employee was taking out the trash and three men walked up and one of them pointed a gun. she was forced into the restaurant and they made her take more than $300 out of the store safe. kent police say two men made off with a change machine. they walked into the campus coin laundromat on east main street, the used tools was wearing a black hat another a green hat. police need your help if you recognize these men call police. chief me -- chief meteorologist mark johnson. any complaints? i haven't received any today. dry weather on the par five -- power 5. what about your

as the sun goes down temperatures will cool into the 60s. current temperatures are 74 downtown in elyria and 75 dover new philip. may be a sweater if you are walking the dog. here are the temperatures, low mid-70s at six mid-70s at the 60s at 10. a light sweater tonight. you may need your coat by the end of the weekend. this one has a lot of people talking. cleveland police union is taking heat from members after deciding to publicly endorse

group protesting?>>reporter: they are upset about the controversial union vote to publicly endorse donald trump. there are cleveland police, who have the street blocked off in front of their own union hall. there are more than 100 people blocking the street, protesting the vote. members were chanting outside, waving signs and calling for the union president to be that reaction stems from a vote that the patrolmen's association took to endorse donald trump. they've never made an endorsement before. the union president says now is the time to speak out, he says hillary clinton is anti-police and some minority officer say it's inappropriate when the city is trying to mend relationship with minorities. what does that say to cleveland

trump?>> i don't care what it says to them. i'm an american citizen. we are american police officers. we have right to support only want in this city. >> we took an oath to protect and serve. police are servants of the city. we have to listen to the community.>>reporter: loomis says he's listening to members and the national police patrolmen's association which makes donald trump. derick waller news 5 live in cleveland. what the new york city mayor says about the big endorsement. a look at the list of people he met today. president clinton takes aim at donald trump. counting down to the showdown between the vice presidential

democracy 2016, the

>> with just over a month to win voters, hillary clinton and supporters at the ground running. her husband bill clinton was at ohio university well hillary was in pennsylvania with their daughter chelsea. in a town hall format the candidates took questions from the audience about her policies. she spoke about the rising tensions between police and the communities they work in.>> as for bill clinton, he was at a liar university as part of tour. this morning he spoke to voters about why his wife should become president while addressing donald trump's plan to bring up the former presidents past. >> hillary opponent is the best i've seen opening wounds. he's really good at it. ido pay taxes but i will rub

the rest of the tour, the former president will make stops in canton in youngstown. this just in, we've learned that president obama will come to ohio to help campaign for clinton. we are working for more information, we know he will be in the cleveland area friday. as soon as we get information we will let you know. as for donald trump, he just held his first and only public event on the trail. he was another rally speaking to room of supporters and prescott valley. it was in denver early today meeting with energy executives told him, high taxes and regulations are a burden on the industry. the executives told him, they can't compete with foreign companies. >> one of trumps top surrogates was here today, days after the police union broke tradition and offered up its endorsement.

and accepted the endorsement. the debate stage belongs to the vice presidential candidate, as mike pence and tim kaine go head-to-head. john kosich joins us in tonight's debate is an introduction to a lot of the country for both them?>>reporter: they will meet for the first time when they walk on stage along with university -- this debate does not carry the hype but it is still important. i asked what was expected to hear -- to be heard tonight.>> tim kaine is well suited for the job, he's very smart.

the world works. >> i think mike has to make it clear, he is capable of stepping in and being president in the same thing for tim kaine. you are saying god for bid, if something happens can this person handle being president? voter registration. the debate is 9:00 a noose five -- news 5 . hurricane matthew makes its way up the atlantic towards the east coast, we get a look at the damage. >> 145 mile an hour winds and look at that. we now know at least nine people have died as a result of that storm. it upper detrusor -- trees in

haiti. there are washed out roads and bridges. the communication is spotty. the affected portion has many folks living in shacks made of wood and concrete.>> forecasters are keeping their eyes on another storm off of the atlantic, tropical storm to call -- nicole is seeing 50 mile an hour winds its 500 miles northeast of it will take a few days before it hits landfall, if it does. a lot of people are watching hurricane matthew. i think haiti will be significant in him packed. we are just beginning to see news trickle out about how it's been devastated.

opinion. here's a live picture of matthew and nicole. nicole is much smaller in the right-hand corner of your screen. matthew is a major hurricane in the eye passed over the western tip of haiti this morning at 6:45 am. the eye will go right over this end of cuba and into wednesday. the big concern is that model tracks continue to inch the store much closer to the us maine coast. we are talking about florida, georgia and the carolinas. as a category 3, traveling along the coast of florida, that would be major issues. making landfall toward

sublet texted me that there needs was getting married in wilmington this weekend and i said no way. there will be major impacts on the outer banks from this storm this weekend. let's enjoy this, that's the sunset behind downtown cleveland. we will zoom cleveland and akron. they are generally in the 70s. 68 in burton and 75 and vagina. massillon 73, 71 in jackson and captain. if you have a soccer match or late evening activities. we have 74 degrees in

temperatures are 58 to 60 tonight. i'm thinking the fog issues tomorrow will be less than the past few mornings. no dense fog advisories expected. our high today 77, 67 the average. 10 degrees above average. this mornings low as 52 and we should be at 49 degrees. severe storms to our west and the planes, that's where they will stay. high pressure overhead and it and progressively warming. weak attempt 80 on thursday, before clouds arrived for saturday. 58 tonight, starry skies with a little bit of hayes check -- hayes. 70s to start and it's a great night for baseball. akron tonight 56, tomorrow 76 and a cool start.

78, afternoon rain on saturday. mister baskin you are here to talk about playoffs? >> is it going to rain for the browns game? we will go live to the ballpark and gets you ready.

jon favreau former indians director of development going we go right to lauren who is at the ballpark.>>reporter: the indians are working out behind me. they are ready for game one in this series against the boston red sox. they been touted throughout regular-season and now as a post season is about to begin, the doubt has continued

don't mind people questioning their abilities to -- succeed.>> that's what makes it fun. looking back and telling people we were young, we have some experience. it's been great for our team. >> we have a confident group and we mike napoli will let us know why this team has been so successful, reporting live lauren brill news 5 . time to introduce you to one of the area's top athletes

high school.>> i'm playing varsity five school. we will see if we can make it father in the playoffs. i feel like i know a lot of people. i

tonight, breaking news. a direct hit. hurricane matthew strikes. the category 4 storm, deadly already. 700 miles wide. and here in the u.s. tonight, states of emergency declared in several states. massive evacuations planned. and the new track, showing it moving right u florida, the carolinas, potentially right through philly and new york. also tonight, the massive gas explosion. two homes leveled. authorities had a 22-minute warning. donald trump, after reports he might not have paid federal income taxes for nearly two decades, tonight, trump in his own words. what he says is unfair. and the vp showdown tonight. late developments. the man who showed up at the white house with a gun, shot by police.